San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-09-16

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and the doctor said | shouId have what doc.
tors regard as the nanacea for 40 many
vague diseases-change of air.
So made an effort to arouse myself, and
saw how selfish and miserable was the life
was leading.
ut will be much better for me TO be at
WORK. l SAID
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mourning " lecali 'ie VII anse " my n''hu Ut
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one more LOOK at my ioSt nome IL was 70
De my iast' W remain Win hie all my me
after win the thought ot the past ana OF
what might nave peen. In my piacK dress
ana mantie' WIN tiiick ven over my lace,
knew shouia naruiy DC recognised, anu
even 'ehtureu 10 accept from iriehdiy
FARMER, WHOSE iiaiiie anu race were strange
10 me, q nlt aions the ia,liiiiar ROAD from
NorDury 10 Mariahas: Inc snow was on
the GROUND, aithough IL was Malch, ana the
vino was coiu anu PIERCING pI' there was
one gleaih Oh suhiisht on the lake as sud-
deniy saw IL through the pihe-lrees' ana L
helu my orea'h WIN gasp, anu great 500
rose up Ill lily 'hroat'
The man pointed out the Grange to me.
1t was the great house OF the village, and
every one was proud OF II.
perhaps you are a stranger in these
marta - be said "Yon,s our Granoe- Souire,s
house. It's empty now, barring the servants.
Old Souire ne died ana there,s all kind Of
o..-; -; ID, -: -. s.
osoites' whispeis IKE gong ABOUT. Honie
oay no io,' ~ W youns iauy as was va. 'nois'
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ten miles a,yov yo" Ino,v Rrottonp,
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agair riiI toII To,, NJ G,son;ano that,S
Sorira ioft hi ,,,o,'o,. e. NJ CiIhart that's
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this youro Iody Any woy name Knows the
rights of 4. hut NJ EiIhart,s owoy and the
yonng Iodv LOFT tho Cran,,a IooLing tho NO.
men saw az n bnr heart would break It,s
a nitv thew don't make nm their minds for
one at anv rate N live there rs nice
nIace-frst-cIass land some of itr,
He Looked With a cnrtoin nride at the
looming pile of gray stone. the broken sky
line of tower and gables, and the windows
sparkling through the haze i'm the sunbeams
that shone on them: and gazed at it with
throbbng, aching heart, drinking in all its
beauty-my fair palace, my Joy and my sor-
row-mine, though / should not set foot in
il again-mine. though | stole near it in